Christianity is the dominant religion in Grenada, with over 83% to 96% of the population identifying as Christian. The religious landscape is diverse, primarily composed of Roman Catholics (~36-44%) and a strong Protestant presence (~49%), including Pentecostal, Seventh-day Adventist, Anglican, and Methodist denominations.
- Demographics: As of 2021, 83% of the population is Christian, with a growing non-religious population (6%). Earlier estimates suggested up to 96.6%.
- Main Denominations: The Roman Catholic Church is the largest single denomination, followed closely by Pentecostals (17.2%) and Seventh-day Adventists (13.2%). Other significant groups include Anglicans (8.5%), Baptists, Methodists, and smaller numbers of Presbyterians and Jehovah’s Witnesses.
- Cultural Influence: Christianity is deeply integrated into Grenadian culture and government. Government officials often include Christian prayers and speeches in official functions, and many schools are run by Catholic, Anglican, or Seventh-day Adventist boards.
- Religious Freedom: The constitution provides for freedom of religion. The government allows religious attire, such as head coverings, in identification documents.
- Other Groups: While overwhelmingly Christian, there are small communities of Rastafarians, Hindus, Muslims, and a small, emerging Orthodox Christian mission.
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